tonight the search this. guy and another on the run after beating a woman and locking her in the bathroom. it started when she woke up and saw the attackers standing over her. >> the attack happened late last night. that's near kissimmee airport and osceola holl. you learned a neighbor stop ed this from getting even worse. >> that's right. a neighbor spooked the guys inside the garage while they were inside the car. and they took off down the street. >> so i started walking through

here, that's when i heard people running on concrete. >> reporter: richard says he was outside when he heard car tires screeching in a garage just a couple houses over. he saw two guys running towards his house. one like the man in this sketch. he tells us it happened so fast he sprung into action and try ed to chase them down. >> obviously i didn't recognize them. i knew they didn't live here. and people that are doing no wrong don't have hoods on their head and run away and don't answer you and run around with duffel bags. police say the two men broke into the 85-year-old woman's home. she woke up top see them bedroom. one guy beat her and eventually neighbors heard the commotion and called 911. >> looks like he tried to rob her house and vehicle. >> i did not attempt to go inside because the men were in the car. i ran aback because i didn't know what they were capable of.

the car, the crocks cut through silvester's front yard and ran away. he discover ed a hammer in his backyard that he says wasn't there before and called police. we were there as investigators collected the hammer as possible evidence. now the victim was too shaken up to actually talk to us on camera, but police tell us, they're still looking for those two men. if you recognize that guy in the sketch or have any information, >> thank you. >> reporter: and here is one more look at one of those men. if you recognize him or know anything about the attack, call kissimmee pd or crime line at 180-0423 tips. an upscale hotel is under attack by al-qaeda militants. they're reporting at least 20 people have been killed. we've also learn ed the hotel is

here's video showing those big flames. we're told the fire started after soldiers try ed to free hostages with explosives. but those attackers started fighting back. we'll continue to follow this story, we'll bring you updates if we get them on the morning show. new tonight, a crime tracker alert, a shopper that said she was groped at the mall. they have the guy. but there could be more victims. she was targeted inside a store that's on high way 441 in leesburg. shaun chaiyabhat is there live now. >> reporter: yeah mat, he's been in jail since last night. but this arrest is weeks in the making. police say the victim initially brushed off this man's advances and inappropriate behavior as simply cultural differences.

against the law. shoppers at leesburg port mall found this shop closed as one of the shopkeepers were in jail. he has a pension for crossing the line from flirtation to sexual aggression. a 23-year-old woman told police she walked into his store and after he offered her a deal on a lamp, he try ed to kiss and grope her and force her in the back of the store. >> i could see how that would happen just from is his interaction with me. >> reporter: yevette remembers him well just after one time in the store. >> he didn't cross the line with me, but, i just got a feeling. i don't know. just that -- it was uncomfortable. let's put it that way. oh you're beautiful. you know, just very flirtatious. it did not make me feel comfortable. i did not go back in because of that. >> reporter: the mall has

he's here on a visa from turkey. he saw his flirtation was part of his culture. so she brushed it off. police say the victim ignored it too until his advances became a crime. >> certainly when you feel your sixth sense kick in and you feel something's not right, you're usually correct. >> reporter: there is a strong chance other women may have experienced odd or even illegal behavior by this man. in fact, they have already spoken to two women so far. matt. >> shaun chaiyabhat. thank you. warning after a couple of crooks robbed a cab driver. orange county debitingives got in a cab tuesday and rob ed a cab by at gunpoint. he got away with cash. the cab driver was not hurt. if you recognize them, call the sheriff's office.

man found floating in the river died. a man on a fishing dock discovered 42-year-old walleter in the water. investigators say they are not sure how long he'd been in the water. his family said they last saw him thursday and reported him missing monday. new at 11:00 a child accused of steel ing a is school bus. the leesburg high school is where it happened on a el low jacket way. the bus driver was preparing for a field trip. she took a quick bathroom break, and when she came out, that bus was gone. they tracked down the bus and the child using the vehicle's gps. so far school officials aren't releasing details about that child, but the bus was damaged. now to a crime tracker alert at ucs. they need help tracking down a

including a american flag. he walked into the performing arts center on wednesday night along with the flag, they say he took a projector and a wireless monitor. a witness told police he goes by the name thomas and smelled like cigarettes. if you know who he is, call ucf tv. well their job is to be there for you when an emergency happens. but a florida 911 dispatcher is in hot water tonight. >> she's accused of ordering pizza while on duty and ignoring a call for help. cheyenne takes us through what happened. >> let me have one side. all right. >> and we have a lunch special for the pizza lunch special. that's the voice of francis franc ois. the 911 dispatcher and ordering lunch. >> can you hold on one second? i'm so sorry. >> reporter: the call went on

placing several orders, likely for coworkers. meanwhile, jared was trying to get through. >> i was siting on there for a couple minutes for sure. >> reporter: a patient at his store was having some sort of medical emergency. good man and several others called 911 for help. >> i was hoping that there was some sort of bigger issue at hand that was taking place. but i found out that was not the case. >> reporter: but didn't get through. franc ois had something else on her plate. >> thank you very much. thank you for being patient with me. >> reporter: she was reprimanded and they release ed a statement saying quote, when we were made aware of this complaint, immediate action was taken. an internal affairs investigation was oct canned and determined the employee did violate agency policy. as a result, she was disciplined. that was cheyenne. as for the man, he is expected to be okay.

$101 million to the victims today. they ordered tsarnaevs to pay a million dollars in riese role in the attack that killed three people and hurt more than 260. but he does not have the money. he is on death row for his role in the boston marathon bombing. he is trying to appeal his death fair trial. tonight's fairs on the run. check it out. they're chasing a truck. coming up, why why is this not such a bad thing. >> they look cute. plus a job for the duchess. what kate's going to be doing and the serious topic she wants to bring to people's attention. >> she's not going to be -- it's windy. take a look at radar tonight. we cleaned it up just like that this afternoon. but part of your weekend is going to get rough again. i'll be back to pinpoint the

front and what it all means for your weekend forecast. first, the interview about the interview. sean penn talks about the el chapo chat. what he says he regrets about it. that's next. you're watching news six live on a friday night. the weekend is here, make sure you keep an umbrella handy. the most watched 11:00 news is

tonight we're learning more about sean penn's secret trip. you know that trip where he met with el chapo. this i canture shaking his hand has gone viral. after his capture last week, penn sat down saying it is a myth that his interview led to the cartel boss's capture. >> here's the things we know. we know that the mexican government, they were clearly humiliated by the notion that someone found him before they did. well nobody found him before they did. we didn't -- we're not smarter than the dea or the mexican intelligence. we had a contact upon which we were able to facilitate an inif iation viation. >> do you believe they facilitated this in part because

and put you at risk? >>yes. they wanted to encourage. >> reporter: they want to encourage the cartel to put you in the cross hairs. >>yes. >> reporter: are you fearful for your life. >> reporter: i wanted to know why you wanted to do this. and why you wanted to go there. ed and second why you thought that risk was worth it. >> i only thought this is somebody who upon who's interview could i begin a conversation about the policy of the war on drugs. that was my simple idea. >> reporter: you have no regrets? >> i have terrible regrets. >> reporter: what are the regrets. >> i have the regret that the entire discussion of the article ignores its purpose, which was to try to contribute to this

the war on drugs. you can watch the entire interview this sunday on 60 minutes starting at 8:00 right here on news 6. tomorrow morning, the python challenge kicks off in the florida everglades. they will run from tomorrow until february 14th. the snake catching festival is an attempt to reduce florida's population of the invasive her mees python. the team that catch it is most pythons wins up to five grand. they say thousands of pythons are to blame for the decline. >> reporter: todd's wild weather was a rough ride for american airline passengers. the bad weather caused severe turbulence this afternoon. five passengers that are -- one flight attendant tan to the hospital. other flights experienced similar turbulence in the area. including one flight from

it was nasty out there this morning. >> it was for sure. then the part, the clouds parted and everything was -- >> i don't think i've ever heard a anchor person say it was funky funky. >> i think it was a adequate decision. >> i think it was. we had wind speeds up to 60 miles per hour. a lot of folks saying what's going on? well we have 123 severe storm warnings. we have four other significant advisories. >> you were warning us all week about this. >> you circled friday. >> and now we're going to circle sunday morning. >>okay. let me show you what's going on right now. we had a record setting dinday in central florida. we picked audiotape bunch of rain. in orlando, a inch in the rain cape that's sort of a record. we hit 2.21, that broke the record of one point fifth one in the 70s. i talked to alex in inland. better than an inch and a half. and charlie said more than three

pick up a bunch of big rain during the day today. tonight, no more rain. dry all over the state of florida. the keys all the way up. and nashville, 48, 45 in charlotte. 52 in myrtle beach. and 56 there. 55 in jacksonville. it's 59 in palm coast. 57 in the villages. 57 in leesburg. and 63 right now, in kissimmee. so compare ed to yesterday, how are we doing? well compared to yesterday, we're right on the money. only one degree where we were yesterday. tied. 2 warmer in ocala. 9 warmer in gainsvill. i want to address alex, just one more time. it's gone post tropical. you see the way it's cranked up yesterday. near the last 24 hours, and now

a big old open winter type storm in the north atlantic. so bye-bye it's weird. when we start the hurricane season in june, we'll be -- patchy fog is pity anded. the clouds give way to sunshine on and off. i think this is thin cloud cover. we have a good day coming for saturday. the high tomorrow is 77. it's what starts to happen tomorrow night into sunday morning that's not so good. so if you have something to do sunday. let me show you why. here's the overnight. look at that rain. widening out and spreading out by 4:00 a.m., heavy stuff starting to show up on the western side of the viewing area by five. it races through dount orlando and about 6 o'clock sunday morning. and then by 7:30-8:00 it's pushed to melbourne. that means this is a very fast moving fall line just like the one we had today.

variables like the rebounding atmosphere, a jet stream and all of a sudden, we have the ingredients of a widespread out break a little heavier than what we had today. instead of three severe storm warnings on friday, sunday morning can be a little bit more active than that. sunday after, we're chilling out with the cold north flow coming in here. our overnight lows are going to start to crash. not tonight. tonight we're in the 50s. the official overnight low in orlando. it's 56. here's the weekend. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. 77. sunday, storms early. the daytime high is 67 . so, no real shot at rain tomorrow. we squeeze a light shower. but sunday morning looks ugly. trainer will be in here first thing sunday morning. if it really gets wicked, i'll join him. and martin luther king day is coming up.

>> we're looking great, though. tomorrow's looking great. >> tomorrow's looking awesome. >> we hope you won't see you on sunday. you'll see me. sleep tight. >> he's known for his melting clocks and strange worlds. >> uh knock go inside one of his paintings. we take you inside salvador's mind. where you can now experience his art in 3d. and this is not something you see everyday a. group of bares. >> so cool. >> chasing after a truck. the story behind this video, next at 11:00. here are tonight's winning

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here's a good one. bears running after a food delivery truck. they posted this video a couple days ago. the clip is obviously now gone viral. it's a bunch of bears. these are rescue bears. they're excited about some treats. they used to be force ed to dance in shows. now they get to relax and you know, chase food trucks. >> so cute. the duchess of cambridge is hanging up her crown and putting on an editor's hat. kate middleton will guest edit the huffing ton post uk in february. they made the announce ment in

she will use the opportunity to highlight the importance of children's mental health. the issue is a key focus of the duchess of work in recent years. most of the hype around virtual reality centers on gaming. but now you can go inside the mind of salvador dali. the experience called dreams of dali. programmers brought to life the landscape of one of his earlier paintings. creators think he would approve. >> we think if he was alived today, he would love the art and he would be involved in this sort of thing. but he wouldn't be trying to worry about minuscule details about the individual brush strokes. he want ed to represent what was his his mind. pretty incredible. the exhibit opens january 23rd. you don't have to visit the museum to see it. they also put it online.

board or sam sung gear can go inside the painting. >> good way to introduce kids to some art. >> i took art history and went to ju. the first time i took it, i had to withdraw. my dad was not happy. he said i'm not paying for this. >> that segment's a little too smart for me. art history's good though. this is what i've got for you tonight. we're going to go back in time. that's today. that's mark griffin.

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all right get ready for some name dropping. >> if you're looking for something. i know a lot of people. >> you know todd, you know. if you're looking for something to do this weekend, i have the thing for you tomorrow. with the arnold palmer invitational, the week of march fourteenth, that's where the top pgas in the world will street. some of the most notable athletes play in the diamond resorts invitational. jack wagner. had him on the other night. justin burr lander. jerry rice, joe thighs man, the list goes on and on and on and on. second round today, hey, larry the cable guy. he was up in sanford, you know, and i've done a ping-pong with him before. marti fish. tennis player. he's your leader.

pretty good, right? there's mark griffin. that's my buddy jack wagner. he's up the holiday with a little bash. and let's go back to 1992. he was a superbowl 26 mvp. mark griffin leading the red skins to a win against tom who? oh, the four bills. he's the first canadian born player to play in the nfl. he was one of the best to play in 1992. he was the third highest player in the league. ready for this, $3 million. his career is now complete. playing essential 42 in the crazed ping-pong. >> when i say watching the red skins football, you say what? >> superbowls. >> what'd the nfl mean to you. >> -- guys dedicated oh to doing something they love. most memorable moment. >> superbowl 26. and the culmination of the victory and the trophy.

superbowl 50 now, who wins. >> gosh. umm, i'd say, i'm going to say patriots and cardinals. >> sew you didn't play professional football, you would have done what? >> don't have much time do you? failing professional golfer. >> that's okay though. at least you would have tried. >> i would have tried. >> the central florida q and a plays ping-pong, do you feel any better about your day. >> i feel like i'm on the hot seat there. >> he looks good. 52-year-old. >> remember i just said. that's not old. that was old really? we have the inbox. so 52, so, third highest nfl paid player back then he recollects made 3 million. carson palmer, third highest right now from the cardinals, 29 million bucks. these are all bad. but we have the bucks flag. we broke it.

their next head coach. derek cutter. he was not in boogie nights. he was fired after the season. cutter promoted from the offensive spot. it's his first shot of the head coach. >> this franchise is headed in the right direction. easy to say, harder to do. >> i'm excited about this weekend. kansas city patriots tomorrow, 4:35 4:40 sunday, steelers bronchos right here. we talked about this at 6 o'clock. patriots, steelers are my two picks. >> don't take it to the bank. >> calm down, you just shattered. all over the place. >> thanks for joining us, we

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